Introduction
| Corinex AV CableLAN Adapter | |
|---|---|
| Summary | Ethernet-over-coax adapter based on HomePNA 3.0 technology. 128Mbps spec'd raw data rate, around 40 Mbps actual |
| Corinex AV CableLAN Adapter | |
|---|---|
| Summary | HomePNA 3.0 phoneline to Ethernet bridge. 128Mbps spec'd raw data rate, around 40 Mbps actual |
| AV CableLAN Adapter | AV Phoneline Ethernet Bridge | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pros | Cons | Pros | Cons | |
| • ~20Mbps networking via home TV coax
• Simple to set up |
• Needs split line and filter to work with cable modem
• Expensive |
• ~40Mbps networking over home phone lines
• Simple to set up |
• "Noisy" phones, DSL service, can significantly lower throughput or kill network
• Expensive |
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